But does EPA understand the importance to the auto industry of one national standard and that the importance of what was originally negotiated was having all players at one table and that if you care about jobs having two sets of standards so that they are producing one car for 14 states and another is not going to give the companies the certainty they need?
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Dingell emphasizes the need for a unified national standard for the auto industry.
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